the rural area, 62% of victims were women left behind, and 37% of the household left behind were the victims of the burglary. Social consequences of the feminization of agriculture Feminization of agriculture refers to the emerging female labor in the agriculture industry, which is the vital characteristic of current agriculture in China. This population of women left behind becomes the major productive force in the agriculture industry of rural areas. It appears that the dominance of female agriculture across many rural areas in China is a “recent social phenomenon and represents a radical shift in work patterns”. The data of the First Agricultural General Census (2000) showed that women made up 77.6 percent of the agricultural productive force. Disadvantages Generally, women left behind would take two strategies to handle the problems of the farm labor shortage and the over workload. Those are to rearrange the agricultural model and to reduce the domestic land acreage on the premise that the household food consumption has been met. They would grow the single-season food crop instead of the multi-season or switch the agricultural products from food crop with the characteristic of low-gain and large-acreage to a commercial product with high-profit. It seems a trend that women have operated land with extensive cultivation model. This farming model has been always accompanied by frequent natural disasters and investment increasing. All these factors generated an agriculture industry with low quality and low profit. There was no wonder that rural women would like to leave the land uncultivated as considering these adversities. The situation of leaving the land uncultivated was identified as a new problem in current Chinese rural areas. Some researchers have already showed a great anxiety about that the feminization of agriculture would negatively affect the food supplies in the national side in the long term Current research The first academic research in the nation which put left behind women as the main objective of the study did not come out until 2002. After that, some research articles were published in succession, et al.). These researches were dealing with the reasons of left behind, the current situation in terms of economic, social and marriage aspects, and the recommendations for this population's development. Although these topics were different, all findings in terms of this population's issues were similar. In sum, the studies on women left behind indicated that these women did not benefit from economic